do justice to alex fazzino.him not guilty. >> jurors would now have to decide if alex fazzino was a killer or a wrongly accused husband who had tried only to save his wife. >> the only thing certain in that iowa courtroom was that tensions were running high between the two families. extremely high. would alex walk free or spend his life in prison for murder? >>> coming up -- >> are you prepared for a guilty verdict? >> yeah. >> two families on edge. four years of questions. the verdict at last. ♪ >> when "dateline extra" continues. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? enough. take that. a breathe right nasal strip of course. imagine just put one on and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. so you can breathe, and sleep. better than a catnap. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. i'm terhe is.at golf. but i'd like to keep being terrible at golf for as long as i can. new patented ensure enlive has hmb plus 20 grams of protein to help rebuild muscl

do justice to alex fazzino.ind him not guilty. >> jurors would now have to decide if alex fazzino was a killer, or a wrongly accused husband who had tried only to save his wife. >> the only thing certain in that iowa courtroom was that tensions were running high between the two families, extremely high. would alex walk free or spend his life in prison for murder? >>> coming up -- >> you prepared for a guilty verdict? >> yeah. >> two families on edge. four years of questions. the verdict, at last. >> when "dateline extra" continues. >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." in the case against alex fazzino the prosecution argued that bruises on his wife's body and a clean toxicology report meant she'd been murdered. but what about that facetime call appearing to show an intoxicated emily? the defense claimed no one could definitively say how she even died and if there was no cause of death, there could be no crime. now alex fazzino's fate was in the hands of a jury. here's josh mankiewicz with the conclusion of "the

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do justice to alex fazzino.uilty. >> jurors would now have to decide if alex fazzino was a killer or a wrongly accused husband who had tried only to save his wife. >> the only thing certain in that iowa courtroom was that tensions were running high between the two families. extremely high. would alex walk free or spend his life in prison for murder? >>> coming up -- >> are you prepared for a guilty verdict? >> yeah. >> two families on edge. four years of questions. the verdict at last. >> when "dateline extra" continues. ere plaque psoriasas. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara® just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tuberculosis. before starting stelara® tell your doctor if you think you ha

alex was facing life in prison. four long years. >> is this the verdict of each and every one of the members of the jury? >> here it was. >> in the matter of state versus alex, we, the jury find the defendant not guilty. >> not guilty. the words alex and his family had been waiting to hear, even in his veteran defense attorneys couldn't hold it together. >> he started me and that's what sent me over the edge. >> one never cries if you think your client is guilty, you don't. >> on the other side of the courtroom, emily's family and friends could barely move. with the verdict the divide between these two families became complete. celebration across the aisle became too much for emily's mother to take. >> i went in shock. all i can remember is people jumping up and down like cheerleaders. i didn't know until afterwards, that i told him to shut up. >> as they left the courtroom, the reality of what happened had sank in. back inside, alex says he felt far from victorious. >> there's not much to be excited about. emily is

emily's sister, ammie, told investigators alex was also a mobster. >> did you say that alex and his family in the mafia, in organized crime, and that women who try to divorce their way out out of the fazzino family wind up dead? >> that was information that emily had told me. >> ammie doesn't realize that of my mom's six siblings and my dad's one sibling there have been 11 divorces. >> those people all still alive? >> they're not all still alive, but none of 'em were killed. >> but they weren't murdered. >> right. >> so the fazzinos are not some hooked up organized crime family? >> no, and i resent her saying that. >> reporter: alex insisted the allegations were ludicrous, and that's also what investigators determined. >> did you pick up in your investigation any indication that the fazzino family is involved in organized crime? >> no. >> you didn't find any evidence that that was true? >> no. >> or that that played any role in emily's death at all? >> no. >> reporter: to get away from all the finger-pointing, alex took his kids to kansas city and moved back in with his parents. >> we all

>> alex: yes i am.f non connectivity, you know that, right? >> anthony: yes. i'm committed to that. it's the drinking. >> alex: i'm worried about that too, really, seriously, because it's -- i'm way past my drinking days, you know? >> anthony: yeah. >> alex: but i don't think there's an escape from it. so why are you back in kuching after ten years? i mean why kuching when you have got a lot of other places in borneo. >> anthony: that's a good question. i'm revisiting some stuff. just some -- i was in a weird place in my head when i first came here. i was personally, professionally, everything in my life was changing. i was in this sort of nowhere land between previous life and whatever came next. i'm retracing my steps in a lot of ways to see if it still hurts. >> alex: ah, okay. >> anthony: and also i said, i promised these guys in the village, the chiefs, that i'd come back. well, i made a promise, and i'm going to live up to it. >> alex: yeah. ♪ ♪ ♪ music stops ] ♪ just can't wait to get on the road

it is the biography of alex haley. he was a tennessee man and he is in the news because this is the 40th anniversary of roots which people may have forgotten was the best watched television show ever. about 85% of the american television sets watched some part of roots in 1977. alex haley's book is about slavery really told it in su such -- in terms that had not been presented before. when that was combined with the movie it just jolted the country. and it filled up the libraries with americans searching for their own family histories. robert noel is a university of tennessee professor who wrote a book about haley, about his two books, the autobiography of malcolm-x and then roots which the author says are the two most important books about black america in the 20th century and maybe two most important books about american culture in the 20th century. >> so that is one. what else do you have on that list? >> i am reading a couple of growing up by russell baker. john told me that was the best memoir. i love the way russ

alex ro lan nos cuenta. destrozos del violento impacto que dejÓ una persona muerto, que no viajaba en el tren, y muriÓ al ser golpeada por los escombros. >> vimos a muchos heridos. alex: ¿quÉ escuchaste? >> una explosiÓn. grandÍsima, demasiado. algo que nunca he oÍdo. alex: ¿quÉ pensaste que era? >> una terrorista. alex: ¿trabajas en la estaciÓn? >> si. [hablando en inglÉs] sabemos que el tren ingresÓ a alta velocidad, pero no podemos especular sobre las causas, dijeron los gobernador de new yersey y new york. el mÁquiquinista estÁ en el hospital, y estÁ colaborando la investigaciÓn. este testigo dice que vio al tren pasar, mÁs rapido de lo habitual, el luego escuchÓ el impacto. >> esto se ve mucho en guerra, en accidentes, muchos traumas, lasceraciones y la realidad es que no es fÁcil. alex: ¿aumentarÁn el nÚmero de vÍctimas? >> yo creo que si. alex: alguien primordial en esta investigaciÓn es el maquinista de 48 aÑos que estÁ hospitalizado y colaborando con las autoridades. es toda la informaciÓn, regresam

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a biography of alex haley.he is alex haley lived in tennessee, he's in the news right now because this is the 40th anniversary of roots which people may have forgotten was abople may have forgotten was ever, the last episode about 85% of the american television sets, people who had television sets watch some part of it in 1977. and his book about slavery really told it in such in terms that had not been presented before. but that was combined with the movie, it just jolted the country. and, it filled up the libraries with americans searching for their own family histories. and robert is it university of tennessee professor who wrote a book about haley, about his two books, they autobiography of malcolm x which he which he wrote in 60s, roots which he wrote in the 70s, which the author says are the two most important books about black america in the 20th century and may be the two most important books about american culture in the 20th century. >> that is one, what else else list.read that i at. >> i am reading a couple of "--e he was blind and he was the last person to live in the grea

ale >> alex stewart. he was a barrel maker. he lived in hancock county which is one of our remote mountain counties. john erwin is a creator of the museum of appalachia and he interviewed alex about his life. he was one of the most remarkable man. he could make anything.an he could pull tv and catch a squirrel, scan it skin it, try t it. and he was so interesting he was invited to washington to be part of the smithsonian folklife. you get the sense of how some mountain people lived and totally off the land alex stewart and john rice or when. >> a lot of famous politicians from tennessee. james k. polk, and jackson and andrew johnson. what about biographies of them? >> i will mention two. jon meacham's best book and i like the way john meacham writes. in fact, he wrote a book calleda american gospel that's not as many people know about. it's a short little book about the role of religion in america. but this jackson book won the pulitzer prize and it's the best book about polk. after about six months every night he sat down and

alex? the reports of the man with the knife asking people if they were muslim or believed in allah. what have you heard about that? >> reporter: that's all we're hearing from that right now. that's one of the things police are saying. they're not telling us this person's identity yet. they say they have identified him, they say they have had contact with him in the past, but it's only for minor traffic infractions, so we should hear a little bit more about that later on in the day, alex. >> gadi schwartz, thank you so much from st. cloud. appreciate it. donald trump on his reaction to the explosion here in new york city, and how prepared is he to getting that so-called 3:00 a.m. call? >>> the interim chair of the democratic national committee on the message donald trump gave last night to washington. a loan would take too long. we needed money, now. my amex card helped me buy the ingredients to fill the orders. opportunities don't wait around, so you have to be ready for them. find out how

it is call alex around town. you take us where things are happening. >> so much is made about made in america this weekend, right. this is fifth time we have had it this year. some people are concerned mike and sue, there have been rumors swirling because it is last year with the contract with the city and it might not be coming back. yeah. so people are like my god is this the last time we have to go out and enjoy this. here's the thing, i asked the guy who brought the festival to philadelphia if this is true, we have room on control. >> we have some breaking news. >> bob, look at what is outside, one of my favorite things to eat is a cinnamon bun, we have some free cinnamon buns out there to support this movie call stork, an animated film we will tell you about it after the break. lemon chello. iso let me tell you what i knowe about senator pat toomey.. my mom was the principal at sandy hook school in newtown. she died that day protecting the young children in her care. when it came time to vote on background c

alex wasn't. after the shooting, police shut down the intersection and shopping centers near rainbow and warm springs. " we were actually on lock down, because the guy was not trying to come out or anything like that police tell us pedro garcia's card was declined at the starbucks drive through. that's when garcia walked in the store and fired two shots in the air, then shot cut zek-feely. (nat) we still don't know exactly what happened in the moments before alex was shot, but hi friends have a theory "alex being the caring guy he was was trying to defuse the situation" fox5 got ahold of the arrest report. it shows garcia called 9-1-1 and said he shot someone. during that 9-1-1 call, garcia can be heard saying " play cowboy with me" while someone moaned in the background those who knew alex would have tried to keep others safe and confront the shooter... " it just sucks that they took him, he died like that, but he was always the type to fight for, the hard working man they knew was just at the wr

the apartments go on a daily basis the neighborhoods alex grew up as a teacher alex would have been one of my students he's a son of the mexican mission district and a son the city and such a tragedy to be a 46z fan and wearing the jacket was the reason he he was murdered that at a i ask you support the community and family i mean to go up with this last time to see his fashion eyes filled with tears he said 2 and a half years later we have nothing to show for his death. >> hopefully, we can move forward with getting them a memorial thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good evening my name is pearl i'm a member of the alex coalition and here this evening to stand with the family on may thirds i was on my way to the frisco on vanessa for the big march to city hall and got a phone call to come back to kaiser permanente where my uncle was dying unfortunately, i didn't make it to the march and i ended up spending the last moment at kaiser permanente my uncle dierdz of cancer and you know such as that was painful an ordinances death death it part of leave the death of ale

alex?ucy cass notify thank you. >>> polls were taken before yesterday morning when gary johnson was on "morning joe" and took this question from mike barnicle. >> and what would you do if you were elected about aleppo? >> about? >> aleppo. >> and what is aleppo? >> you're kidding? >> no. >> aleppo is in syria. it's the -- it's the epicenter of the refugee crisis -- >> okay, got it. got it. >> did y have a -- a brain freeze moment or was it -- was it that the -- the -- the phrase aleppo threw you, what? >> no excuse. i was thinking in terms of acronym aleppo. >> right. >> that's no excuse whatsoever. but the dynamics in play in syria are, is that you've got the assad regime up against the free syrian army, which we support. that are allied with the islamists, isis, and you can't make this stuff up. >> gary johnson was up to 14 in one of those polls. now johnson has released a statement after that appearance on the view. he said he began his day by quote setting aside any doubt i'm human addi

alex wasn't. after the shooting, police shut down the intersection and shopping centers near rainbow and warm springs. " we were actually on lock down, because the guy was not trying to come police tell us pedro garcia's card was declined at the starbucks drive through. that's when garcia walked in the store and fired two shots in the air, then shot cut zek-feely. (nat) we still don't know exactly what happened in the moments before alex was shot, but his friends have a theory "alex being the caring guy he was was trying to defuse the situation" fox5 got ahold of the arrest report. it shows garcia called 9-1-1 and said he shot someone. during that 9-1-1 call, garcia can be heard saying " play cowboy with me" while someone moaned in the background those who knew alex would have tried to keep others safe and confront the shooter... " it just sucks that they took him, he died like that, but he was always the type to fight for, the good" alex's friends say the hard working man they knew was just at th

alex cut-zek-feely. on sunday, alex was inside the starbucks across the street from the car wash. " all the customers loved him, the owner loved him, everybody here loved him, hate to see that he went out like that" tajdre cotton and christopher washington were working sunday. the shooting, police shut down the intersection and shopping centers near rainbow and warm springs. " we were actually on lock down, because the guy was not trying to come out or anything like that police tell us pedro garcia's card was declined at the starbucks drive through. that's when garcia walked in the store and fired two shots in the air, then shot cut zek-feely. (nat) know exactly what happened in the moments before alex was shot, but his friends have a theory "alex being the caring guy he was was trying to defuse the situation" fox5 got ahold of the arrest report. it shows garcia called 9-1-1 and said he shot someone. during that 9-1-1 call, garcia can be heard saying " play cowboy with me" while someone moaned in the bac

why don't you mess up alex hair. after all these years i have learned never touch a woman's hair. >> i am not doing that, right, crystal. i'm not touching that. here we go, a lot of you want to know where you can get the these figurines. is there a place on third street, brand new store called people prints, and it is in olde city, and they will turn you, into a figurine. a tight shot. >> you kind of look like the guy, trevago guy. >> that is what i'm looking for good they are shockingly good. >> honey, i shrunk mike jerrick. >> that is exactly what it is. isn't that interesting. as we go wide here, what is it about 8 inches tall, something like that. >> yes. >> i'll tell you how long it takes to make it, how you headache it and how much it cost. >> and what happens when we both got some made. >> let's bring yours in. >> that within right there. >> and here's alex holley who are the same size now.. >> and, on the microphone, if i turn it. >> yes,. >> if i turn it, you can see the cord, and my little microphone attach

alex? >> thank you so much, tom costello, for that. >>> for more news of the day we're bringing in louis burgdorf. >> what are you following? >> a man that attacked an offduty nypd officer with a meat cleaver in manhattan is in serious condition. the man was trying to remove a boot from the car. as authorities approached, he pulled out an 11-inch cleaver from his waistband and started running. while subduing juda, the officer was struck in the face with a cleaver, leaving a six-inch gash. other officers opened fire and struck juda several times. the detective slashed is listed in serious condition but is said to be in good spirits. that's a crazy story. >>> a settlement has been reached in the death of sandra bland, who died in a texas jail last year. bland was arrested after a traffic stop turned confrontational. three days later she was found dead in a jail cell. attorneys in the family say they have reached a nearly $2 million settlement with the county. new rules including electronic lo

alex, this happened about 11:00 p.m. last night.over that attack are still bubbling over nearly two days later. the russians did indeed release a video shot from an aerial drone they had been flying over this aid convoy. the video shows a small truck that appears to be hauling a mounted mortar driving alongside the convoy of aid trucks. the kremlin has been touting this as video the convoy came under fire from syrians. trying to resolve this conflict, this civil war appears to be getting worse and worse, alex? >> can't resolve it soon enough, matt bradley from london. when we come back, a look at the stories for the day ahead. ♪ usin6000 points from my chase ink card i bought all the fruit... veggies... and herbs needed to create a pop-up pick-your-own juice bar in the middle of the city, so now everyone knows... we have some of the freshest juice in town. see what the power of points can do for your business. learn more at chase.com/ink my bladder leakage made me feel like i couldn't be the father that i wanted to be. now i use dep

alex? >> chris pollone, thank you so much for that. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump addressed the explosion in new york city saturday night. trump appeared to preempt authorities when he said a bomb went off, while clinton urged caution. >> i must tell you that just before i got off the plane, a bomb went off in new york and nobody knows exactly what's going on, but, boy, we are living in a time. we better get very tough, folks, we better get very, very tough. it's a terrible thing that's going on in our world and in our country. and we are going to get tough and smart and vigilant, and we're going to end it. we're going to end it. >> i've been briefed about the bombings in new york and new jersey and the attack in minnesota. obviously, we need to do everything we can to support our first responders, also t pray for the victims. we have to let this investigation unfold. >> do you have any reaction to the fact that donald trump immediately in a statement tonight called the explosion in

mike and alex. >> internal affairs will review this case. we have fred tease i coming in 30 minutes to shed more light on this brewing controversy within the ranks. >>> 6:40. penn state university is facing backlash this morning. >> that is after school's athletic department announced special tribute to joe paterno. school is commemorating the 50th anniversary of the paterno's first game as head coach on september 17th against temple university. but many say that this should not happen, especially after paterno was fired after reports surfaced that he is accused of covering up the jerry sandusky sex abusing on, on that campus. paterno coached at penn state for 46 seasons. >>> republican presidential nominee donald trump will be in philadelphia today, trump scheduled to attend a round table discussion with african-american leaders of the greatest exodus baptist church. they have been under leaders of the former eagles running back herbert lusk the second. he is credited as first nfl player to neil in prayer after scoring a touchdown. private

alex webb, thank you for the update.e will have more on samsung and the investigation into the galaxy note 7 smartphones later this hour. salesforce, one of the most acquisitive companies. they have closed more than 3.5 billion deals since february. brad stone sat down for a conversation with marc benioff, talking on everything from larry ellison's desperation move to how he feels about missing out on linkedin. he began with a preview of the einstein platform rolling out at the dream force platform in october. marc: we have almost 200,000 people coming to san francisco. it is going to be exciting. biggestw software's conference. we have u2 playing. we also have einstein coming, which is ai for everyone. it will give all of our customers the power of artificial intelligence inside salesforce's applications. brad: i followed you long enough to know you do a good job of bringing themes. last year, you talked about the internet of things. why, this year, why is it real, when can we expect it? a lot of companies are talking a

mike and alex, back over to you. >>> coming up 6:35. lets go back to the accident in burlington county, a deadly car crash that happened overnight, it happened at front street and woodlawn avenue in florence township. a woman was pronounced dead in this accident. we will keep you posted and new details coming in the news room. >>> 6:35. more tragedy on the roadways this time along route 422 in upper providence township. two pedestrians hit the by a car needing for air lifted to the hospital. sky fox over the scene between township line road and route 29 last night. crews shutting down area of traffic for several hours, investigation is ongoing, no further information has been released including condition of the victim. >>> developing news, a third night of protest as police refused to release video of the fatal shooting of the black man in charlotte. >> crowds facing a midnight curfew and national guard troops as well but they stay peaceful. jenny, what else do you got at 6:35. >>> good morning. new information coming from keith lemont

alex jones. alex jones has been around forever. i'm assuming he will be around forever. he says hillary clinton is going to kill him. he has publicly asked hillary clinton not to kill him. who knows. honestly, he'll be around a while. it is a lucrative gig he has going on. he got nationally famous, kind of came off the fringe and became bigger fringe when he proclaimed that 9/11 was not carried out by al qaeda. 9/11 was committed by the u.s. government against our own country. he took the notoriety he earned from that 9/11 trutherism and has been running with it and expanding on the idea. very successfully the last 15 years. you sometimes have people ask, especially people in other countries, well, look at the american electorate. ask in social and serious terms, why is it an advanced and fairly well-educated country like ours is nevertheless getting to be as susceptible to political conspiracy theories as uneducated countries in far away lands? why is it we get more and more susceptible conspiracy theories as time goes on? we don't seem like the kind of country where th

. >> the girl next-door, alex holley. let's get shot of alex holley. girl next-door. is there for you. she will always be there for you. you don't have to work too hard, because she is just an all american, and lovely. then, you got the vickson. look at her hair, the blonde, the glamorous, karen hepp. oh, she is dangerous. (laughing). >> she's dangerous. >> dangerous? >> man, it is something. it is something when you're alone. >> will you stop it? you're creeping me out. >> who do you choose, alex holley or karen hepp? >> only would you do this. only you. this is not in the thing. >> now people will be voting and stuff. >> okay, let's start voting. >> , no let's not. >> you know, they say nice guys finish last, but for once the nice girls are finishing. coming up on top. >> no, she is married now. would never take him back. >> you have the satisfaction, let's be done with it. >> guys you know what i am talking about? let's vote on all three. >> no. >> jennifer aniston, angelina jolie, you got your, what was the other one? ginger, mary ann, veronica versus betty, karen

alex is 6. president answered and he read alex's letter to the world. 14 million views is helping compassion go vooir ral. >> me and my little sister will be collecting butterflies and fire flies for you. i have a friend from syria, omar. and i will introduce him to everyone and we can all play together. we can invite him to our birthday party and he will teach us. catherine will share her big blue bunnie and i will share my bike. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome one of the most inspiring kids, alex. >> audience: alex! alex! alex! >> we have to wait a little bit longer for the main to start. she just takes time to get 5% more gorgeous. so i got to do one song while that's happening. so please give me. rihanna is the greatest singer ever. we all miss this person and this show is so much about love we're doing to play a song by prince to fill the time. thank you for being so patient. thank you for giving them all equal love and attention. this is call "raspberry beret." ♪ i was working part

ilia: gracias alex.na hora de retraso, julio iglesias llegÓ al condado en donde fue honrado con una estrella en el paseo de la fama de puerto rico. el cantante dio las gracias por tanta generosidad. julio: estar al lado de tantos ilustres artistas puertorriqueÑas que han hecho tanto por su paÍs, me honra porque los llevo en mi alma y corazÓn. danny: el interpreto, quiÉn ha grabado 54 discos, dice que siempre ha sentido algo especial por la isla. julio: yo soy un puerto rico puertorriqueÑo por no decir un gran puertorriqueÑo. muy mamÁ mama naciÓ en guayama y creciÓ en guayama. danny: una de las artistas invitadas a la develaciÓn de la estrello de julio iglesias es la bruja. por supuesto que los fanÁticos llegaron en apoyo al veterano interpreto. >> un reportaje del periÓdico, el nuevo dÍa de 1976 que se pasaba un mes. danny: con la de julio iglesias, son 12 las estrella que su en galo nano el paseo de la fama. ilia: su abuela puertorriqueÑa. vamos a repÚblica dominicana en donde se ha empezado a sentir ol

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. >> what is alex doing? >> oh, alex is sleeping. okay. >> all right. we are ready for question number one. >> a sleeping with a pet can help you sleep better? >> probably myth. even though i love it. >> me, too. >> so it's actually a fact. >> what? >> there was a study that came out through the mayo clinic. some people sleep better with their pets in bed, gives them a sense of security, or?7wn helps relax them to get a great night's sleep. this is not for everyone. if you have a dog taking up the entire b o have you up, no. >> bambino, she sleeps great with bam. >> he stays in one position all night long. >> got to do what works for you. >> okay, alex. good one. >> next question. hitting the snooze button on your alarm over and over won't affect your sleep. >> i'm going to say it's fact. >> myth. it will. >> it will affect your sleep. that is a myth. absolutely. so -- >> it will affect your >> so it's a myth. >> what can happen is you're in the rem sleep, the alarm goes on, it brings you out of it. any sleep you get after that, rest you get after that

>> alex's letter clearly moved the president. >> "since he won't bring toys," alex wrote, "i will share my bike and teach him how to write. >> in my school, i have a friend omar, and i will introduce him to omar. >> -- we will give him a family and he will be our brother." those are the words of a six-year-old boy. >> an offer of friendship extended, one little boy to another. >> alex, six years old. joyce: a big surprise for dozens of breast cancer survivors ahead of this weekend's susan g. koman race for the cure. kohl's treated them to a shopping spree so they could get new shoes, new clothes and more for the event. more than 60 survivors were surprised with a $250 gift card at the brookfield store this morning. >> i knew we were going shopping, but i didn't know no other details, then when we came in the door, that lady was telling me and i'm like what? $250, i was so excited. >> i think it is amazing. it is very generous. it is overwhelming. i think it is great. joyce: the race for the cure is this sunday morning at 9:00 at milwaukee's lakefront. patrick: pushing yourself to the li

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alex? >> kristin, may i just ask, you mentioned that secretary clinton had no campaign events scheduled, and you're not sure where she has gone, but do you know that she was supposed to be home after attending the 9/11 commemorations, and, if so, that would mean that she's probably en route back to chappaqua in westchester county, new york, right now. >> reporter: and i think that's a good and fair assumption. i can tell you that the only schedule that we were given was for her to attend the september 11th memorials. we weren't given any details about her schedule beyond that, so it is likely that she will return to her home in chappaqua. we will know because she travels with a press corps and a pool. what we refer to as a pool. so we will get the read out on that as soon as they know, but, again, no specific details about where she's heading at this point. >> knowing the area very well, i would think it's a good 15, 20 minutes given traffic before she would arrive at her home if, indeed, t

this comes amid reports in an uptick ofir strikes in aleppo. >> good morning, alex. that kind of talk from all sides of the conflict, there is little hope for the peace treaty that's over syria right now. nevertheless, u.s. secretary of state john kerry said he still expects to hear back from moscow today about the possibility of extending this truce. now, considering the reality on the ground in syria, the chances that peace could prevail are very slim. diplomats are still trading angry acquisitions over an air strike of an aid shipment this week that killed at least 20 civilians, as you noted, alex. just today aleppo has seen some of its worst attacks in months. the syrian regime announced a fresh offensive against rebels there and regime forces spent all night bombarding eastern aleppo, where about 250,000 civilians remain holed up. the white helmets of the volunteers have become famous for rescuing civilians in the conflict saying three out of four centers destroyed in a rash of some 60 air strikes, but alongside this sudden rise in violence and all but failed ne

alex corddry, 7 news. hightour was limited at today's practice and was spotted wearing a large brace on his right knee. joe amorosino, 7 news. >> kim: let's talk more about all the drama with the quarterback position. the team staying focused on the task at hand. they have this other big game against the texans with a couple of days more of preparation time there. jan jan live at gillette stadium with how the patriots are handling this situation. >> reporter: as you might im pret well thank you and you are right. with so much uncertainty this week it's an issue and i tried to get coach belichick to admit that it isn't the best week for a short week of preparation with a thursday night game. >> whenever the schedule we show up and play. >> reporter: won't be your choice, though? >> play 16 games, you show up and play. we don't worry about things belichick focused on the texans. >> good against the run, they can run it, they can throw it, they can kick it, they can return it. >> reporter: a team which has ne

>> i do, alex. one of my annapolis classmates, captain jerry decano, with one of those killed in the attacks. he was on duty at the navy command center, where the plane hit. and he and other friends that were killed that day, the reason i actually agreed to do this is to make sure that we do what we can to preserve their memory. >> and what do you want the takeaway to be for people as they watch this documentary? >> you know, it is amazing in the weeks and months after the 9/11 attack how close this country became. there were flags on cars. i think we were more united than we had been at any time since the pearl harbor attacks. and to see how much we have regressed in the 15 years since then and to see the division and the bickering in this country over what in the larger scale are really meaningless matters, i hope that it brings people back to a point in time where the country united along the lines that we should be focused on, and maybe it will help, i hope to heal some of the division that we s

they lost a friend -- and everybody loved alex. alex was shot and killed inside this starbucks.. police say the suspected shooter... 34- year-old pedro garcia ordered a coffee at the drive thru... and when his card was declined.. he went inside the store. according to police he then got into an argument with another customer... which we now know is alex cut-zek- feely.. and it quickly escalated into gunfire. police say garcia shot and killed alex--right in front of everybody in the coffee shop. " all the customers loved him, the owner loved him, everybody here loved him, hate to see that he went out like that" his coworkers went on to say alex was a caring man... who was just in the wrong we have an update about the suspected shooter, 34-year- old pedro garcia.. he just had his first appearance and will be held without bail. his next court apperance is this friday morning. garcia is a convicted felon and police say he should not have had a gun in the first place. some people in california spent the night protesting.. after police shot and killed a man at a strip mall in el cajon.

alex: sin mencionar nombres, presidente barack obama en el discurso, dijo que un mu un muro enfoca enlegando, no importa de donde vengan. >> quedÓ claro la integracion. alex: venezuela es de los paÍses que se mostrÓ en contra de presidente barack obama. >> rechazaron la uinjerencia de estados unidos, como nuestro paÍs como una amenaza inusual para los estados unidos. alex: como se ve en estos momentos, en el momento que el presidente interino de brasil hacÍa su intervenciÓn. >> nos parece que lo que sucedÓo en brasil es un golpe de estados. ♪ estado /* est ilia: fabricantes de auto automÓviles quieren comenzar a vender autos sin conductor, y quieren cumplir con todas las formas de seguridad ante que su estÉn en carreteras. fernando: estos pueden ser los carros del futuro, vehÍculos que se conducen solos, vehÍculos llenos de tecnologÍa, la compaÑÍa uber ya enseÑa estos carros en pittsburgh y tambiÉn prueba google otros modelos. pero hay seguridad de estos carros en el futuro. >> lo importante es que es un cambio total de cÓmo la... usted y yo vamos a manejar un carro, porque prÁcticame

mike and alex, back to you. >>> 6:37. well, this is happening all over the country lots of lines outside apple stores people waiting to get their hand on the the latest iphone, iphone seven. >> we have set up cameras on 16th street between, no, between 16th and 17th in we went toard more live at suburban square. so dave, what is the latest here now from the managers of the both stores. >> reporter: yeah, manager telling people news that will probably make them want to use sad or angry emoji the fact that, number one, jet black iphone seven a's are not available in the store and the iphone seven plus no matter what the color are not a veilable. you came out here for hi one. >> i do come out for seven plus and jet black. >> what will you do right now. >> personally, i don't have a functioning phone right new so that is my main concern. out of necessity i will get what i can which will be the matt black seven because it is not that big of a deal, i need something that will work,. >> reporter: it is not jet black but differen

>> alex perez in chicago for us to lead us off. alex, thank you. >>> we are also tracking a deadly tropical system that slammed into mexico, and is now barrelling across the southwest and moving across this country what was tropical storm newton now triggering flash flooding in arizona, after killing two in mexico. and tonight, flash flood watches in the center of the country. green bay, wisconsin, getting an inch of rn in just 15 minutes.h up toward the midwest. chicago and other cities in the bulls eye. travel headaches. so get right to rob marciano with more tonight. how much rain is wind is coming, rob? >> reporter: good evening, da ofurricane n nearly over tucson. you see the sellite picture, most of tto the east. biggest thsre drawn up into thi northern syste way through sted from stern parts ofwisconsin. a batch oftorms to the south, chicag got a couple ofounds tonight. could see some strong storms the.ac f that. over 90 in new york. ne 100 degrelles d.c. you thought summer was over, not quite yet. david? >> rob marciano, th

they lost a friend sunday-- and everybody loved alex. on sunday alex was shot and killed inside this starbucks... police say the suspect... 34- year-old pedro garcia ordered a coffee at the drive thru... and when his card was declined.. he went inside the store. according to with another customer... which we now know is alex cut-zek- feely... and it quickly escalated into gunfire. police say garcia shot and killed alex--right in front of everybody in the coffee shop. " all the customers loved him, the owner loved him, everybody here loved him, hate to see that he went out like that" his coworkers went on to say alex was a caring man... who was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. on your screen is a picture of the suspect...34-year- old pedro garcia. police say garcia is a convicted felon and should not have had a gun. he is behind bars now and will be in court this morning... facing murder with a deadly weapon, robbery, burglary and firearms charges. a mother is left without a car.. after a robbery in front of her daughter's dayca

alex? >> well, thanks so much, sue. it is season to host a great party and many people will be doing just that but as a guest what can you do to show how much you appreciate their efforts. you cannot show them the empty handy but you have to show them something. it is a process trying to figure out what to give them. why don't we give a gift that makes sense. kerry whiteys here with just a few options that would be good for to us give. >> good morning, alex. >> i have to admit i'm that personally bring a bottle of wine or candles. >> well, there is nothing wrong with that. it is to bring something that is nice, little bit personal, but not permanent. you don't want to bring that giant purple vase that the person hates and has to hall out every time you come over. you want something that is they will use, enjoy but then it is gone and then go on to the next thing. >> okay. >> we will give you different instances people that people buy. >> how about this. you have a significant other. meeting the parents for the first tim

let me read you the official statement of what they said, alex. they say, quote, secretary clinton attended the september 11th common ration ceremony for just an hour and 30 minutes this morning to pay her respects and greet some of the families of the fallen. during the ceremony she felt overheated so departed to go to her daughter's apartment and is feeling much better. of course, the questions we have what type of follow-ups, appointments will she have if any in the wake of this incident. >> kristin, let's put into context as well the weather today, which speaking from my experience walking into work "today" and not even wearing as much attire as i am now, shorts and a t-shirt, it was pretty miserable, so it's been rough out there today. >> reporter: it has. congressman joe kroul crowley w at the 9/11 memorial as well made that point as well. he said it was sweltering. not overly surprising someone would become overheated. that's what he had to say and he also made the point that he hasn't spoken to secretary clinton but he knows undoubtedly sh

freshman quarterback alex hornibrook will be thrown to the wolv......erines..... stay tuned [ male announcer ] "gone fishing." it's a sign that means we've locked up and headed off to do something we love. luckily, there's an entire state dedicated to those little signs. with 19 million acres of woods, "gone biking," "gone golfing." and the world's longest freshwater coastline, "gone rock skipping," "gone sailing," "gone wandering." meet you on the playgrounds of pure michigan. weekend, but there is rivalry football with ramifications.... michigan's talent- rich wolverines host the badgers.... each team is undefeated.... "w h defens now too so its going to be a fun game on saturday. i know the media is buzzing about it. number what are we 8? number 8 vs number, number 4 so its going to be a fun game." this will be start number two for wisconsin redshirt freshman quarterback alex hornibrook, and he will be much more of a known commodity after a strong effort at michigan state... a guy who knows quarterbacks is up to speed on hornibrook.... "alex had a heck of a goo